Laws of the Universe - Law 5

Law of functionality.

All that has no function becomes obsolete and get transformed. When it is not usable anymore, it is transformed.

How many reflections can we make with it? Many!

All that exists, exist because they are functional. If we see it like everything that is happening in our lives good things and challenging things, they are happening because they are being functional to the situation. Everything functions for something, and to promote something, either evolution or transformation.

Everything changes only when there is no function for it anymore. So the process of life change as well. When the function is fulfilled, it is transformed. We cannot delete anything from our lives while it is still functioning for something, or as long as we don't change. The situation is there to promote something, a change.

For example, imagine someone that faces the financial difficulty that provides him or her less money than wanted. For this reason, the person is creating new ideas, is trying new solutions, developing new projects, and enhancing his or her gifts. However, in case the person had good financial income, in the wanted amount, would she make the same efforts to develop her skills, to produce, to serve on the way that she could? Maybe the Universe is offering her this situation to promote a function of her gift and service, and get out of the comfort zone. After the person has achieved what was needed, the function of making money will not bring so much service to it, and it will be transformed into something else.

These functions bring a purpose of consciousness and evolution. In case we had no stimulus we would "sleep" eternally. What makes us to move is a challenging stimulus. Suffering is still present in the Universe to stimulate the person to change. In case there is suffering or love, we can choose the way.

If we ask to the situation what this situation wanted from us? As we understand it, the situation goes away faster.

Source: Text - @canaldopava (Instagram)

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